Hanoi Jane Campaigns for Harris, Sparks Veteran Outrage
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**Outrage as Hanoi Jane Hits the Doorsteps for Kamala Harris in Michigan**
In a move met with both excitement and backlash, actress and anti-war activist Jane Fonda made headlines this week for campaigning door-to-door in support of Vice President Kamala Harris in Michigan.
As Fonda, now 86, traversed the streets of Ann Arbor, her presence stirred significant controversy among many Americans, particularly veterans who have long memories of her actions during the Vietnam War.
In a video shared by the Harris campaign, Fonda was seen embracing a resident and passionately urging voters to support Harris in the upcoming election. “I’ve never done it for a president, but this is most important,” she declared, emphasizing the need for Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz, to win.
However, the optics of Fonda’s involvement raise questions about the wisdom of Harris’s campaign strategies. Many Michiganders remain disillusioned with Fonda, recalling her infamous 1972 trip to North Vietnam and her outspoken opposition to U.S. military efforts at the time.
Numerous voices on social media voiced sympathy for the veterans affected by Fonda’s past actions. Comments ranged from highlighting the hurt felt by those who served to sarcastically pointing out the futility of canvassing a solidly Democratic area like Ann Arbor — a D+30 district. One user remarked, “Nothing like having the most famous traitor in American history campaign for you,” clearly indicating the strong sentiments many hold against Fonda's legacy.
It appears the Harris campaign may underestimate how the inclusion of such a polarizing figure could resonate negatively among key demographics. While the left may see celebrity endorsements as an asset, partnering with someone like Fonda could alienate voters who prize patriotism and feel that Fonda's past actions betray American values.
As the election draws nearer, the strategy of aligning with controversial figures raises broader questions about the character and principles of those running for office. As Harris works to solidify her support, the optics of her campaign appearances with activists like Fonda may deepen the divide between the American public and the Democratic establishment.
The upcoming election promises to be a stark contrast between traditional American values and the experience of those who have historically aligned themselves against them.
Sources:
rumble.com
thegatewaypundit.com
amgreatness.com
In a move met with both excitement and backlash, actress and anti-war activist Jane Fonda made headlines this week for campaigning door-to-door in support of Vice President Kamala Harris in Michigan.
As Fonda, now 86, traversed the streets of Ann Arbor, her presence stirred significant controversy among many Americans, particularly veterans who have long memories of her actions during the Vietnam War.
In a video shared by the Harris campaign, Fonda was seen embracing a resident and passionately urging voters to support Harris in the upcoming election. “I’ve never done it for a president, but this is most important,” she declared, emphasizing the need for Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz, to win.
However, the optics of Fonda’s involvement raise questions about the wisdom of Harris’s campaign strategies. Many Michiganders remain disillusioned with Fonda, recalling her infamous 1972 trip to North Vietnam and her outspoken opposition to U.S. military efforts at the time.
Numerous voices on social media voiced sympathy for the veterans affected by Fonda’s past actions. Comments ranged from highlighting the hurt felt by those who served to sarcastically pointing out the futility of canvassing a solidly Democratic area like Ann Arbor — a D+30 district. One user remarked, “Nothing like having the most famous traitor in American history campaign for you,” clearly indicating the strong sentiments many hold against Fonda's legacy.
It appears the Harris campaign may underestimate how the inclusion of such a polarizing figure could resonate negatively among key demographics. While the left may see celebrity endorsements as an asset, partnering with someone like Fonda could alienate voters who prize patriotism and feel that Fonda's past actions betray American values.
As the election draws nearer, the strategy of aligning with controversial figures raises broader questions about the character and principles of those running for office. As Harris works to solidify her support, the optics of her campaign appearances with activists like Fonda may deepen the divide between the American public and the Democratic establishment.
The upcoming election promises to be a stark contrast between traditional American values and the experience of those who have historically aligned themselves against them.
Sources:
rumble.com
thegatewaypundit.com
amgreatness.com
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